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Here is the question: sodium hydride reacts with excess water to produce aqueous

ID: 684327 • Letter: H

Question

Here is the question:

sodium hydride reacts with excess water to produce aqueous sodiumhydroxide and hydrogen gas:

NaH(s)+H2O-->NaOH(aq)+H2(g)

A sample of NaH weighing ________g will produce 982mL of gas at28.0 C adn 765 torr, when the hydrogen is collected over water. Thevapor pressure of water at this temperature is 28 torr.

Note: You may have to consider that all the pressure stated abovedoes not solely belong to the hydrogen gas.

Here is my Homework:

n=PV/RT

P=1.01atm or 765torr
R=.0821
V=.982 L
T=301.15 K

(1.01atm H2)(.989L H2)/(.0821 Latm/mol L)(301.15k H2)=3638.08 molH2

3638.08 mol H2 = 3638.08 mol NaH

(3638.08 mol NaH)23.99771 g/mol NaH=87305.5887968

The assessment is saying this answer is incorrect can anyone tellme what I am doing wrong?

Explanation / Answer

Your math is incorrect (1.01atm H2)(.989L H2)/(.0821 Latm/molL)(301.15k H2)=3638.08 mol H2 it should be close to .4. Considerthat you are solving a problem that is close to stp measures and itwould be a clear indicaotor that the numbers are off.